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04-17-2014 12:17 AM
04-17-2014 12:17 AM
I am looking to monitor/check the temperature/fanspeed of my family of 2510-switches.
Can this be done in a easy way? I am supprised that it is not possible through the WebGUI.
The reason for tracking this is that I think one of my fans are ending life :P
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04-17-2014 03:02 AM - edited 04-17-2014 03:55 AM
04-17-2014 03:02 AM - edited 04-17-2014 03:55 AM
SolutionThe low end switches just have a good/no-good status, as far as I remember.
You can use walkmib hpicfSensorTable to get the SNMP data locally, or with a remote agent. If you use Nagios, check_snmp_environment works well.
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04-17-2014 03:54 AM
04-17-2014 03:54 AM
Re: Procurve 2510 Temperature
Ok - thank you for your answer! :)
I'll check the SNMP through Zabbix and see what I can see.